Reviews

Pretty, discreet indietronica from Oz

Australia's next big thing unleash experimental mini-album debut

Ex-Pavement kingpin condenses decades of rock'n'roll lunacy into one uneasy capsule

Nashville hit songwriter gets gritty

Riotously infectious debut from fun-fixated Danish duo

Shockingly good three-CD archive of UK prog-rock

Re-releases of solo outings by prodigious ex-Henry Cow guitarist

Best-of to mark 20th anniversary of Weller's experimental post-Jam outfit

Bobby and Billy return in flat sequel

The first gig since Castlemorton to make front-page news, Fatboy Slim's massively over-attended 2002 beach-front hoedown was greeted as armaggedon by the Daily Mail but, as this film shows in fact consisted of a bald man in a Hawaiian shirt playing 19 records very loud. Watch 200,000 ecstatic bodies moving in unison to "Born Slippy", though, and you'll realise the Mail had a point. Goosebump-inducing. DVD EXTRAS: Interview with and full commentary by Norman Cook, choice of playing the tracks in your own order.